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Current genetic analysis tools can estimate whether a mutation is harmful, but they cannot determine the type of disease it might cause.
|3 min read

New AI Tool Identifies Not Just Genetic Mutations, but the Diseases They May Cause

The method, called V2P, uses advanced machine learning to link genetic variants with their likely phenotypic outcomes
byMount Sinai School of Medicine andMount Sinai Hospital
To get the mRNA safely into the patient’s body, the researchers packaged it inside lipid nanoparticles—tiny fat-based bubbles commonly used in mRNA vaccines.
|3 min read

Experimental mRNA Therapy Shows Potential to Combat Antibiotic-Resistant Infections

Preclinical studies show mRNA therapy slows antibiotic-resistant bacteria and enhances immune response
byMount Sinai School of Medicine andMount Sinai Hospital
Illustration of a brain-shaped white jigsaw puzzle on blue background.
|4 min read

Mount Sinai Health System Among First to Use Blood Tests for Early Alzheimer’s Detection

Mount Sinai Health System among the first in the world to use blood tests as an early detection tool for Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias in patients
byMount Sinai School of Medicine andMount Sinai Hospital
Illustration of a human profile against a background of digital zeros and ones representing healthcare data and AI processing.
|2 min read

Can AI Help Improve ER Admission Decisions?

A new study from Mount Sinai used data from than 864,000 emergency room visits to assess GPT-4’s ability to predict hospital admissions
byMount Sinai School of Medicine andMount Sinai Hospital
Studio shot of a young woman experiencing mental anguish and screaming against a black background
|3 min read

Novel Genes That May Increase Schizophrenia Risk Identified

The largest known study of its kind also shows the risk is shared across ethnicities

byMount Sinai School of Medicine
Computer image of cancer spreading among healthy cells
|3 min read

Experimental Cancer Therapy Shows Success in More than 70% of Patients

Directs patients’ immune system to kill multiple myeloma cells
byMount Sinai School of Medicine
Computer image of the COVID virus in red, next to some DNA in blue
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Study Links Molecular Changes to Long COVID a Year after Hospitalization

Study is one of the first to associate long COVID symptoms with changes in gene expression during acute COVID-19
byMount Sinai School of Medicine
Computer render of cells and DNA
|2 min read

Genes to Potentially Diagnose Long-Term Lyme Disease Identified

Findings could lead to new diagnostics and treatments for the hard-to-detect condition
byMount Sinai School of Medicine
Concept of viral spread and contact tracing
|3 min read

Employee Health Contact Tracing Database Helps Enhance Safety

Digital framework serves as model for large health systems during future pandemics
byMount Sinai School of Medicine
Lungs, 3D illustration
|2 min read

Treating Lung Disease in Patients Who Received New Drug for Advanced Cancer

Close monitoring and proactive management could reduce the risk of lung disease
byMount Sinai School of Medicine
Young man getting his eye’s examined with a slit lamp
|3 min read

Black Patients More Likely to Have Advanced Vision Loss after Glaucoma Diagnosis

Black patients had a sixfold higher risk for advanced field loss archetypes, when compared to White patients
byMount Sinai School of Medicine
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